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Anytime you find yourself on the verge of complaining about PMS and childbirth, both of which are hell on earth, consider this: Women are magical unicorns who can orgasm in a lot more ways than one. Contrary to what you might have been told for decades, the clitoris — though capable of providing the granddaddy of all orgasms — isn't the be-all and end-all of pleasure. Here's what you need to know about six of the other ways you can get off — because, hey, orgasming is good for you. Like, literally. The G-spot has held court as the clit's main rival though I prefer to use the term "accomplice" for sexual satisfaction for a while, but even seasoned sex enthusiasts can find it challenging to locate the spot. And, of course, once you heed the advice of every sex expert ever and insert two lubed fingers into your vagina with your palm up and feel around for that mysterious rough patch, you may be disappointed to find you feel, well, very little of note. While the clitoris feels stimulation mainly from the pudendal nerve and possibly from the pelvic nerve, McGough says areas like the G-spot turn you on thanks to the pelvic nerve and a little-known nerve called the vagus nerve, which is not at all connected to the clitoris.

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Illustration by Brandon Bird. Everyone is constantly talking about butts these days. Everyone is constantly starting articles about how everyone is constantly talking about butts these days. Both and were declared years of the ass. Butts are in, butts are it, butts probably won't be out for a while.